Marine Snails Collection

Flinders Vase shell (Altivasum flindersi), close up

Two Common Northern Whelk shells (Buccinum undatum), close up

Ficus gracilis, underside view of Graceful Fig Shell, fragile large shell, long body, expanding spire and light orange brown colour

Two Painted Lady shells (Phasianella australis), close up

Hexaplex radix, radish murex shell, massive heavy shell, small pointed spire, white, cream body whorls covered in dark brown spines, prickly looking shell

Two Australian Trumpet shells (Syrinx aruanus), close up

Telecopium telescopium, Telescope Snail Shell, above view, two, tall spire, dark brown with fine whorls

Two Banded Tulip shells (Fasciolaria lilium), close up

Giant Triton or Trumpet Triton shell (Charonia tritonis), close up

Turritella terebra, above view of two Tower Screw Shells, thin tall

Perotrochus hirasei, side view of Hirases Slit Shell, with high spire and sharply angled base, cream white colour streaked with red orange

Ficus ventricosa, overhead and underside view of two Swollen Fig Shells, a thin light shell with low spire and pear-shaped body, light brown colour with spiral ridges

Siratus laciniatus, overhead and underside view of Laciniate Murex Shells with large body whorls with three scaly varices, ribbed spirals, small teeth on the outer lip, orange and brown

Peristernia philberti, Philberts Peristernia Shell, tall spire, elegant shape, spiral ribs red brown with alternative thin black and white bands, purple pink interior

Strombus latissimus, broad Pacific Conch Shell, above view large heavy shell with flared outer lip orange cream colour with red brown markings

Haustellum haustellum, overhead and underside view of Snipes Bill Murex Shells, low spiral shell with very long thin siphonal canal and ridged whorls, cream with brown markings

Bur cruentata, overhead and underside view of Blood Stain Frog Shell, small low spired shell with rough nobbly surface and shiny interior, cream white with light brown markings

Agaronia hiatula, overhead and underside view of two Olive Grey Ancilla Shells, short pointed spire, silver grey with light brown markings

Trumpet Triton shell (Charonia tritonis), close up

Abgaria sphaerula, upper and underside view of Kieners Delphinula Shell, with flat spire and curved spines around the bottom whorls, spiral bands

Cymatium femorale, adult and juvenile shells of Angular Triton, large thick shell, whorls with wing-like varices and broad spiral ribs, brown orange colour with cream tips and interior

Parametaria macrostona, underside view of Cone-like Dove shell, with short spire dark brown with white patches

Mitra puncticulata, Dotted Mitre Shell, solid with rounded stepped whorls on spire, vertical ridges, orange with black and white markings

Cassis fimbriata, overhead and underside view of Fringed Helmet Shell, thick globose with short spire and large body, cream, brown in colour

Agaronia testacea, overhead and underside view of two Panama False Olive Shells, straight spire, pointed tip, one grey and brown and the other violet with zigzag patterns

Cassis cornuta, underside view of Horned Helmet Shell, heavy large shell, with peach orange shiny surface large lip and opening

Terebellum terebellum, three Terebellum Conch Shells, above view, slender with short spire, bullet-shaped, cream and soft brown colours, spotted dark markings

Opeatostoma pseudodon, overhead and underside view of Thorn Latirus shell and Operculum, solid squat shell, inflated body whorl, with light and dark brown, white stripes

Northia pristis, overhead and underside view of North sLlong Whelk shell, thick high spired, vertical ribs on whorls smooth chocolate brown colour

Melongena patula, overhead and underside view of Pacific Crown Conch Shell, with short pointed spire with large body whorl, shiny red brown exterior with cream interior and large smooth lip

Two Costate Tun shells (Tonna allium), close up

Siphonalia trochulus, overhead and underside view of hooped whelk shell, thick tall spiral, whorls with thin ribs, lights brown striped

Tonna perdix, two Pacific Partridge Tun Shells, above and underside views, large shell with short spire, sloping whorls, cream, white, light brown colour

Commercial Trochus shell (Trochus niloticus), close up

Two Common Spider Conch shells (Lambis lambis), overhead and underside view

Pleuroploca trapezium, overhead and underside view of two trapezium horse conch shell, large body shell with spiral rows with strong growth ridges, red cream colour with thin brown lines

Olivancillaria gibbosa, overhead and underside view of Swollen Olive Shell, short spire, ovate body whorl, light and dark brown with white spots and squiggles, smooth surface

Angaria vicdani, top view of Victor Dans Dephinula Shell, with large body whorl and short spire, with long thin spines encircling the shell, soft pink orange in colour

Purpura patula, Wide Mouthed Purpura Shell, above view of two shells, one top view with rough dark grey nobbly surface, the other underside view of the glossy shiny interior of the shell with pink

Charonia tritonis, above view of a Trumpet Triton Shell, light orange brown with pointed spire

Harpa doris, overhead and underside view of two Rosy Harp Shells, thin short spire, small teeth and vertical ribs along the body, brown with pink and dark brown markings

Bankivia fasciata, Banded Bankivia Shell, above view six shells, pointed apex glossy surface with coloured patterns, brown, white, bands, zigzags, streaks

Barbados Keyhole Limpet shell (Fissurella barbadensis), close up

Murex troscheli, Troschels Murex Shell, spine covered, club-shaped, long straight siphonal canal, cream, white with light brown whorls

Chicoreus palmarosae, Rose Branch Murex Shell, course petal-like protrusions, with dark brown striped body, pink tips and white interior

Two Nicobar Spindle shells (Fusinus nicobaricus), close up

Sinum cymba, above view of two Boat Ear Moon Shells one on its side, light silver grey with delicate swirl

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Marine snails are a diverse and fascinating group of creatures that inhabit the world's oceans. From the Flinders Vase shell with its close-up view, showcasing its intricate patterns and textures, to the Graceful Fig Shell with its fragile large shell and long body, these snails come in various shapes and colors. The Hirases Slit Shell stands out with its high spire and sharply angled base, displaying a cream white color streaked with red orange. On the other hand, the Swollen Fig Shells have a thin light shell with low spires and pear-shaped bodies, adorned with spiral ridges in a light brown hue. The Laciniate Murex Shells boast large body whorls with three scaly varices, ribbed spirals, small teeth on their outer lips. Their vibrant orange and brown tones make them truly eye-catching. Meanwhile, the Painted Lady shells exhibit intricate details up close that highlight their unique beauty. Philberts Peristernia Shell showcases an elegant shape along with tall spires adorned by spiral ribs in red-brown hues alternating between thin black and white bands. Its purple-pink interior adds another layer of allure to this stunning creature. The broad Pacific Conch Shell known as Strombus latissimus is captivating from above due to its large heavy shell flared outer lip featuring orange cream coloration complemented by red-brown markings. Snipes Bill Murex Shells possess low spiral shells characterized by very long thin siphonal canals and ridged whorls in cream shades embellished by brown markings. Even smaller marine snails like Blood Stain Frog Shell captivate us through their overhead views showcasing their small size but low-spired structure. The Olive Grey Ancilla Shells stand out for their short pointed spires covered in silver-grey hues accentuated by light brown markings.